Notre Dame Cathedral just visible across the river beyond shimmering trees and bouquiniste stalls.
13 May 2017
Glimpse
Labels:
bouquinistes
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notre dame cathedral
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seine river
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trees
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
12 May 2017
Day trip: Musée Camille Claudel
Newly opened Camille Claudel Museum in Nogent-sur-Seine is just an hour and a half away from Paris and on the way to Troyes, restored to its medieval splendor and gateway to the Champagne region.
Lunch:
AU NUMERO VINS
(wine / charcuterie-foie gras-cheese planches one-minute walk from museum)
5 Rue de l'Étape au Vin 10400 Nogent-sur-Seine
***
“There is always something absent that torments me.” Camille Claudel in a letter to Auguste Rodin 1886
Being a muse is not as easy as it looks. With the opening of France’s
first national museum dedicated to the talent of Rodin’s tormented
assistant / mistress, Camille Claudel (1864-1943) has finally
received the recognition that she has long deserved. - BPJ
Museum dedicated to the work and times of Camille Claudel
Article: The Good Life France Magazine
Labels:
art
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camille claudel
,
day trips from Paris
,
rodin
,
sculpture
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
11 May 2017
More hysteria
Labels:
gardens
,
montmartre
,
springtime in paris
,
wisteria
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
10 May 2017
Wisteria hysteria
Labels:
flowers
,
montmartre
,
springtime in paris
,
wisteria
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
9 May 2017
Architecture class
Labels:
architecture
,
Henri IV
,
place des vosges
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
8 May 2017
6 May 2017
Saint Sauveur
Labels:
graffiti
,
market street
,
montorgueil
,
street art
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
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